I believe youtube-dl are just slower at accepting merges. For example yt-dlp were the first to mitigate youtube’s speed throttling and idk if the base project has it even now. It’s still functional but may be slower.
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There’s already a fork
This is the way
There’s actually multiple forks, and that one’s been around for awhile. I actually prefer the version you link, it’s been more stable for me.
I didn’t mean to say it’s a new fork, but that the fork already exists. Maybe didn’t form my sentence correctly ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
yt-dlp is an old fork, and very good. It’s insanely fast.
isn’t yt-dlp the one to use anyway? I heard that youtube-dl is deprecated and dlp is the way to go.
I believe youtube-dl are just slower at accepting merges. For example yt-dlp were the first to mitigate youtube’s speed throttling and idk if the base project has it even now. It’s still functional but may be slower.
Yes